Manek Mathur

The best deals I’ve ever closed have one thing in common, none of them came from pushing.

People can feel it the second you start steering them somewhere they don’t want to go. And once that shifts, the whole dynamic changes.

My job is to lay out what’s in front of you honestly, and then get out of the way so you can actually make the decision.

A few thoughts on why that approach has worked for me, and why I think it’s the only one that actually lasts in this business.

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Now asking, $1.75M in Manhattan, and this is a good example of where the value is right now. Here’s why.

➡ The Numbers
Monthly common charges and taxes come in around $4,000 ($3,820 to be exact)
1,113 sq. ft., and it lives bigger than the number suggests

➡ The Living Space
Open-format living with natural light throughout
West-facing exposure that genuinely stops you mid-sentence
Gas fireplace and an in-home washer dryer

➡ The Layout
2 beds, 2 baths plus a proper home office
Bedrooms tucked away from the main living area
Two outdoor spaces, which is rare at this price point in Midtown

➡ The Building
Full-service, exactly what you’d expect at this level

➡ Getting Around
Easy access to the FDR
Every major subway line nearby (N/Q/R/W, 4/5/6, F/M, E)
Quick access to the airports

You don’t always come across this combination of space, light, and layout. Happy to walk you through it.

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